關於Decorate的意思和用法的提問

A: Decorar la cabina

A: I will decorate my house for Christmas.
Who is the most decorated soldier in the history of the army?
I like to decorate cookies.

A: They're synonyms. 'Adorn' is less commonly used.

A: To decorate = verb (동사), a decoration = noun (명사)
An ornament = noun (명사)

Example: She decorates the Christmas tree with many pretty ornaments.

A: They all mean more or less the same thing, “to furnish with something ornamental, etc.”, except emblazon which means, “to inscribe or adorn with or as if with heraldic bearings or devices”. Decorate is the most common word used and the others sound super formal to me.

A: Decorate encapsulates all manner of improving appearance of property from painting inside or outside your home to adding ornaments, hanging wallpaper, artwork, etc.
Painting is simply applying new paint.

A: Decorate is the action.
Example: They decorate the christmas tree with ornaments.

Ornament an object that is used to decorate.
Example: They put up ornaments on the christmas tree.

Hope this helps!

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A: "Elaborately decorated."

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A: 👍

A: To add variety to sentences, there are several words in every language which have the same meaning.

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A: This is how you should say it:

"I just want to decorate my room step by step because I am only doing it alone and I don't want to spend a lot of money for all I want is to make it simpler. I just want to decorate the rooms simply so I focused first on decorating the kitchen and the washroom and when everything is finished, I will decide to buy the important furnitures such as bed, table, TV and so on.

I remembered when I was a child, I dreamed on decorating my own house and I am glad that I was able to prove myself that finally I did it."